The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-07-05
SEDALIA GOSSIP.

SEDALIA GOSSIP.
Coal and wood at Whipple's.
Lots of rain, lately, sure enough.
The glorious Fourth tomorrow.
Very sultry yesterday afternoon.
Plenty of farmers in town yesterday.
Let all celebrate the Nations birth
day.
New oats were exhibited in market yes
terday.
The new engine house was glazed yes
terdas.
President Garfield was shot Jnly I'd,
1881.
The weeds still cumber the edges of
the sidewalks.
Matthews still repairs guns and pistols
at $40 Ohio street. 7-5s&w1t
To-day is the anniversary of the battle
of Sadowa, in 1866.
BE no business of any consequence, to-
morrow, around town.
Yesterday was the date of the found
ing of Quebec In 1908.
The business in the Offices of the JUS
tees was slack yesterday.
This is the anniversary of the mas
sacre at Wyoming in 177S.
Being legal holiday the banks will
be closed tomorrow to business.
how. What is a dollar fine to days fun
Locks kind o. lonesome to see the Gala
bose empty. Twon't be for long, 'twon't
be for aye.
The take your choice fora quarter
knife man did thriving business yester-
day on the street corners.
No police court will disfgure the
Fourth in Sedalia. Judge Levens is pat
riotic and he has said it.
THAT was cyclonish looking cloud,
which hung low around the western hori-
ION about eight o'clock last evening.
The musicians were thick yesterday,
on the streets, several kinds of them, but
mostly all manufacturing their music with
crank.
Now lis your chance to
get a nice hat at cost at Mrs.
NOrtOn's.
If you find no water in your pipes
you may be sure the inspector has turned
it off because the license has not been
paid. Call at the Office and settle.
The ministers are underlined to dis
cuss the selection of an evangelist to-mor-I
Tow. They will, afterward, pay their re-
spects to the demands of the national festi-
val.
Dan Strader, the veteran and old re
haG Of ha g.
celebrate to-day, with his new hack and
new harness. He feels very proud of his
outfit, now.
Another heavy rain yesterday after
noon between and 6 O'Clock While it
was pouring down in the middle. the sun
was shining out west, and most beauti-
full rainbow spanned the heavens in the
east.
The assignment of Tilberry & Son, |
East Sedalis, was announced yesterday.
The BAzoo stated several days ago that the |
firm was closing out its grocery at the cor
ner of Fifth and Engineer streets.
Mrs. Norton commences |
selling her summer millin-
cry Monday morning at
cost.
The rainbow last night between and |
6 O'Clock, was a magnificent creation and |
lasted at least twelve minutes. It Is sell |
dom such a perfect bow with such perfect |
coloring is witnessed and many enjoyed |
the sight.
The spiteful firecracker and the start
ling pop will be elements of to-morrow's |
celebration not easy to subdue The small
boy considers the Fourth not a Fourth If |
he cannot shoot off the Chinese cracker or
the cheap pistol.
j. II. Durham, general agents of the
Deeripg harvesters and mowers, reports |
fine success with his machines. He has
sold forty-four harvesters this season, this
representing value of about $1,000.
On exhibition at Fellows & Eastey's
is pen sketch of James Hamilton, M. b.,
Rev. John Wesley, M. A., and Rev. Joseph
Cole, made in Edinburgh, Scotland in
1890. 1t is for sale for the benefit of the
widow of John C.. Hamilton.
Lewis Anderson, the colored para
mour of Mrs. Clara Parks, who is serving
her sentence in the county Jail, was re-
leased from the rock pile last night, hav-
ing finished the term of punishment i'm
posed upon him in the police court for
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